The Trading Rooms at the Piece Hall
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The Trading Rooms at the Piece Hall, under the wing of the Piece Hall Trust, represent elegant modern dining, with the light streaming through the tall windows enveloping the whole interior, lending extra height to the tall ceilings. Expansive dining areas add to the general sense of opulence, enhanced by the views of the vast courtyard. The menus match the decor in its rich and varied options such as the main menu, which offers starters and small plates along modern lines, sandwiches and burgers on home-made bread and buns served with skin-on, hand-cut fries as well as grills, comfort food and fine dining. And then there are the lavish breakfast menu, the incomparable afternoon tea menu as well as the steak night specials. Think top quality food wonderfully served in amazing surroundings – think the Trading Rooms!
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